Tired Of Moss Poles? Try These Instead!

Sick of moss poles? Try these!
Let's be honest while moss poles have their own place in our plant arsenal it is not the most aesthetically pleasing. Not to mention they are incredibly high maintenance just to keep hydrated. Over the past few years I've collected a few alternatives to the moss poles - so go ahead and give these a try !
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[@planethouseplant]

I’ve switched all my moss poles for Kratiste poles. You don’t need to moisten them and the aerial roots attach by themselves. The root system doesn’t develop as much but since I never hydrated the moss anyway it’s the best option for me 😂

[@leafletco]

I had to look up what a Kratiste pole is and 😳😳😳 it looks like a really great alternative!!! I’ll have to see about them shipping to Canada! Thanks for sharing !

[@Dieppaloveplants]

I bougth the mesh at home depot and in dollar tree the sell like a chop veggie Matd and the are so sturdy and is clear so i did my own moss pole spend less than 20 buck

[@cathyspooner7093]

I also use pcp pipe wrap with yarn or cord works really good

[@wisconsinaquatics]

I think you meant PVC lol 😅 PCP will get your house raided at best maybe make for a crazy weekend

[@leafletco]

Ah self watering poles! Now that I haven’t tried yet !

[@ms.Outspokenmusiklover2179]

I saw a guy get creative by cutting a water bottle in half to use as a pole, it wasn't pretty but it worked.

[@kyrad6543]

In my climate, even the thiccly poles dry out every 2 days. I've given up on almost all of them. The only one that I am really trying to be diligent with is my Florida Beauty. I ended up putting moss on the front of the flat side of the pole too and wrapping the nodes with plastic wrap. But even that I have to water every other day. I've converted almost everything else to planks and I don't really care if the plant attaches to them or not. Keeping anything damp here is more work than I'm willing to do.

[@leafletco]

Oh I hear ya!! I’m almost at the point to just have everything lean against my wall lol

[@kyrad6543]

@@leafletcoHa! I like that!

[@raiderfrankdatank]

Aloha, nice hair! Luckily I have my plants in the garden. I just water them outside

[@leafletco]

Thank you! Even when they become large and almost human size?

[@wisconsinaquatics]

The large plastic fold together one you have, the little legs on the bottom slide into the top of your previous pole and the bottom should slide in between the folded parts on the back if the bottom they like kinda line up and you match the hexagon pattern together on the from I try to only go half a row over lap then I ziptie the matched holes on one of the little rungs 😅 it was complicated but once you try and slide the bottom of one into the top of another you'll see what I mean lol

[@leafletco]

I see it!! Thank you!

[@wisconsinaquatics]

@@leafletco do yours say LEEKY on the back of them instead of THICCLY or whatever they advertised? I got the black ones and that's what they said on them.

[@Spamboot3000]

hi. I have a question. I grow roomplants. Most of them are succulents. The location is at a northwest window. In theory this is a bad location because of the lagg of light. They get about 4 hours of sunlight during summer and weak light during winter. I try to not fertilize them from oktober till april and only water them 5 to 6 times during this time which actually is a good solution and makes most of them grow ordinary. If some of them do grow long leaves to find light I turn them so they grow evenly and if necessesary cut them. I cant stop watering them completly because temperatures only change about 5 degress celcius in my room over the year which is about 40 degress fahrenheit. I am looking for as succulent that can bloom under these conditions. If anybody has an idea let me know.

[@cathyspooner7093]

I just use a thin strip of wood put in pot tie vine to wood after awhile the plant attachs in self to wood

[@megaapfel]

10:46 "Supporting women" :D